Film Commission Web Site Gets Facelift
05.31.2006
The Greater Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky Film Commission is eager to publicize the unveiling of their new Web site (www.filmcincinnati.com). This tool will help the Film Commission sell the City of Cincinnati both locally and nationally because a producer will find all of their production needs in one place.
The upgrade of the Web site compliments and supports the vision of the Film Commission which is to enhance the image and vitality of the Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky region by developing the community into a major film and commercial production center. “The new look and feel of the Web site are unmatched by any other film commission,” says Kristen Erwin, Executive Director of the Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Film Commission. “We feel we have developed a site which is user friendly and extensive in research. It is an exciting marketing tool we feel will help sell the city of Cincinnati to the industry which benefits us all!”
Unlike the old site, the new Web site does not require user registration to view production guide and location listings therefore anyone working on project, from a commercial to a major motion picture, can access the site and use the available information. Also, the location listings have been completely updated and modified so that they target the needs of the television and film industries.
The Film Commission is looking forward to an exciting summer but are unable to announce projects at this time due to requests of studios. The Greater Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky Film Commission is a 501(c) 3 corporation set up to attract, promote, and cultivate film and video production in the Greater Cincinnati area, for economic development and artistic, educational and creative opportunities. It is responsible for marketing the region to filmmakers of all types of production, including major motion pictures, independent films, documentaries, music videos, commercials, and industrials. The Commission is supported by the State of Ohio, the City of Cincinnati, the Northern Kentucky Convention & Visitors Bureau, and many other corporations, foundations, individual members and fundraising events.
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